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This is the foundation of all the work of Flesh & Spirit that runs through the Lover, the Sacred Prostitute, the Elder, the Mystic and the Prophet that we explore in our community.
These themes are the essence of getting free and staying free:
- the ability to be one’s own authority.
- the ability to live more fully in one’s “yes” or one’s “no” with power and compassion.
- the ability to deal with conflict heartfully.
- the ability to set and expand boundaries.
- the ability to ask for help with both power and compassion.
These themes are necessary to create the abundance you desire from the inside out. Your inner core reflects these juicy aspects so you can find beauty in all things or have compassion on what may still be crying out to be healed. |
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peaceful warrior is an archetypal image of power and compassion. Men such as Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., Henry David Thoreau and Harvey Milk, are images that embody the characteristics of a peaceful warrior. Gay/bisexual men in our community that might currently be seen as peaceful warriors are Greg Louganis, former Olympic diver; Rev. Elder Jim Mitulski, New Spirit pastor Berkeley; David Nimmons, Manifest Love; School; Javier Galito-Cava, conscious playwriter/actor; Christian de la Huerta, Executive Director of Q-Spirit; Mark Leno, Ca.Senator, Gene Robinson Episcopal Bishop and you. |
While Kirk was writing about the Peaceful Warrior, this rainbow appeared |
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| Some Native Americans have a saying, "Walk Your Talk". Its meaning is to bring our words/intentions, energies, body and actions in congruence with one another. The experiential body oriented exercises in this workshop will lend themselves to being a peaceful warrior who "Walks His Talk". This means aligning all parts of yourself to create your world for the greatest good. |
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QUEER MEN Who Are:
- READY to take responsibility for your life.
- In service.
- In recovery programs (especially sponsors).
- In relationships that need change.
- In good health yet still challenged by HIV.
- In political policy making for change.
- On a spiritual quest that hungers for more.
- Not feeling fully free.
- Reassessing feeling safe in the world.
- Wanting to experience a greater sense of clear purpose..
If you said yes to any of the above then this Peaceful Warrior: workshop may be for you.
If you
said yes to any of the above then this Peaceful Warrior: workshop
may be for you. |
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In preparation
for the Ecstatic Path Retreat the NEW "Erotic Body Prayer : Pathways to Pray through the Body
and Build Ecstatic Community" is suggested reading.
Available
for purchase at Lulu.com
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